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Rethinking the model of delinquency: An analysis of gender on the individual elements of the social bond
 Influences a model has on the snack consumption of overweight and normal-weight pre-adolescent girls
 
Influence of parents and friends on overweight and normal-weight childrens and adolescents food choices
 Anticipating architecture
 
Anxiety-like behavior during the first week after chronic cocaine exposure in rats
 Reinforcing value of interval and continuous exercise above and below the ventilatory threshold
 
Three essays on e-public services and information assurance: Risks, beliefs, preferences, and user acceptance in the context of compliance and anti/counter-terrorism services
 Describing the process of meaningful change: Seneca stories of becoming smoke free
 
Pathways from proactive and reactive aggression to substance use
 The relationship between alcohol relapse and the occurrence of intimate partner violence
 
Construct validity of the Adapted Skillstreaming Survey for communicative individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorders
 Essays on virtual ego development
 
Voice abnormality in boys with high-functioning autism spectrum disorders: Diagnostic and psychosocial implications
 A preliminary examination of the associations among worksite environment, worksite health culture, and modifiable employee health risk
 
Using Behavior to Determine Hostile Intent in a Security Checkpoint Context: Do Liars Betray Ill Intent Through Incongruent and Referential Behaviors?
 Sensory reinforcment as an animal model of sensation seeking: Strength of association to cocaine self-administration
 
Efficacy of a Social Intervention on Facial Encoding in Children with High-Functioning Autism Spectrum Disorders
 Promoting successful transitions to kindergarten: An early intervention for behaviorally at-risk children from head start preschools
 
Perspectives on goal-attainment from African American individuals living in poverty
 Subjective evaluations of alcohol consequences as predictors of subsequent change in drinking behavior